Now that the CPRS shemozzle has passed it's time to Walk Against Warming
Saturday, 12 December @ 12pm
Parliament House, Canberra, can be a strange place at the best of times. I’ve probably spent about 2 months of my life in the building, meeting with politicians, advisors and bureaucrats, trying to achieve some progress on climate change- the issue that needs a little less conversation and a lot more action.
Let's be honest...
It's going to cost money. Get used to it.
Part of what we do here at Environment Victoria is meet with politicians, their advisors and government bureaucrats.
It’s how we atone for our sins.
- Change the system
- Water and Healthy rivers
- Safe climate
- Smart stuff-less waste
- Sustainable lifestyles
- Share
- 2010 election
- Carbon Pollution Reduction Scheme
- Coal is for dinosaurs
- Community action plan
- Gippsland sustainable water strategy
- Go Yarra Flow
- Green Jobs
- Halving our emissions
- REBORN campaign
- Smart transport
- Walk Against Warming
- Water Futures
- Dark Green
- Light Green
- Skeptic
- Melbourne
- North-east Victoria
- South-east Victoria
- West Victoria
- North-west Victoria
- South-west Victoria
ENVIRONMENT VICTORIA AND AUSTRALIAN CONSERVATION FOUNDATION PRESENT
DARLING MURRAY
Once in a lifetime
Damaged by years of over-extraction, the time to save the Murray-Darling Basin, the nation’s food bowl, is now. Hear why scientists, politicians and local communities are worried that the current proposal will fail to restore the river system and find out how you can play a role in saving this irreplaceable Aussie icon.
Saving lives... reframing climate change around health and livelihoods
Environment Victoria, Doctor’s for the Environment Australia and Psychology for a Safe Climate invite you to join them for an evening forum to explore the communication of climate change as a health and human impacts issue.
A keynote presentation by Daniel Voronoff who works in the health and climate field and was previously an environmental campaigner for a Victorian NGO. This will be followed by a short panel discussion.
And we’re back
Legal action to Stop HRL resumes
I’m writing this morning from inside one of the many hearing rooms at the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal (VCAT). We’re back in VCAT after an almost three month adjournment in our legal challenge against the EPA’s approval of a new coal-fired power station for Victoria by company HRL.
